61. Www.paaap.org - Pennsylvania Chapter, American Academy Of Pediatrics general News, Consent to Treatment and Confidentiality Affecting Minors in pennsylvania(a publication infants and toddlers, special education and disabilities http://www.paaap.org/

Search www.paaap.org Why not sign up for an account? Home Links Search Preferences Friday, Jun 11 2004 Main Menu Home Page Archives Programs CDR ... Your Account Calendar June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Today's Events No Events Today www.paaap.org Login Nickname: Password: If you do not have an account yet Create One Let's Talk: Immunization Update July 27, 2004 12:15 - 1:30 pm Information and Registration Form Posted on Wednesday 09 June @ 20:33:31 The PA Chapter AAP Office moved! Our new location is: Rose Tree Corporate Center II, Suite 3007 1400 N. Providence Rd. Media, PA 19063 All 800 numbers and e-mail addresses remain the same. Our new local numbers are: PA AAP Main # 484-446-3000 Fax 484-446-3255 ECELS 484-446-3003 TIPP 484-446-3008 Child Death Review 484-446-3001 Clean Air for Healthy Children 484-446-3002 Immunization Education 484-446-3004 Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect 484-446-3007 Early Hearing Detection and Intervention 484-446-3006 EPIC Integrated Care 484-446-3005 Posted on Sunday 15 February @ 06:03:45 Publications of Interest to Pediatricians Consent to Treatment and Confidentiality Provisions Affecting Minors in Pennsylvania (a publication of the Juvenile Law Center) Covers laws and regulations governing the ability of children to consent to various types of health care and treatment, and also explains where parental involvement is required. The manual also addresses access to confidential records of minors. The manual is primarily intended for medical care providers and professionals who assist children in accessing health care.

62. Justice Policy Institute: Choosing Cellblocks Or Classrooms: Pennsylvania prisons increased by $1.065 billion. In pennsylvania, 88% of all statespending on higher education comes from the general fund. http://www.justicepolicy.org/article.php?id=59

63. Pennsylvania Auditor General And Treasurer Survey Primary Election 2004 issue was returned to the states, and if the PA general Assembly passed new innovativeways to promote and improve the quality of education in pennsylvania. http://www.pacatholic.org/election archive/pri04audtr.htm

PENNSYLVANIA CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Pennsylvania Auditor General and Treasurer Survey Primary Election 2004 Candidates (alphabetically by party): Auditor General Jack Wagner (Democrat) - Response received. Joe Peters (Republican) - Response received. Treasurer Robert P. Casey (Democrat) - Response received. Jean Craige Pepper (Republican) - Chose not to respond. Party/Office Key: D=Democratic R=Republican Aud Gen=Auditor General Treas=Treasurer 1. What is your position on providing legal protection for unborn children from the moment of conception if Roe v. Wade is overturned? 1a. If support, what exceptions, if any, would you require? a) life of the mother b) life of the mother, rape and incest c) life of the mother, rape, incest, and fetal deformity Wagner (Aud Gen - D): Support. (b) Life of mother, rape, and incest Peters (Aud Gen - R) : Support. (b) Life of mother, rape, and incest Casey (Treas - D): Support. (a) Life of the mother. If the U.S. Supreme Court were to overturn Roe v. Wade and the issue was returned to the states, and if the PA General Assembly passed an abortion bill, that bill would contain exceptions for rape, for incest, and for the life of the mother. I would strongly support that bill because it would have the effect of reducing the number of abortions in PA. 2. What is your position on legislation that would attempt to weaken or repeal the PA Abortion Control Act?

64. Philadelphia Education Fund on Public education to form the pennsylvania Public education Partnership (PAPEP). Through our collaboration, we hope to extend to the general public and http://www.philaedfund.org/programs/sasi/

Voters' Guide to the Governor's Election Review and Take Action on Current Legislation Need Purpose ... Links The Need The Purpose Funding Source Public Education Network (through Annenberg Foundation funds) Contact Information Karen Goldman, Director, Foundation and Corporate Relations - kgoldman@philaedfund.org Kathy Olsen, Program Associate - kolsen@philaedfund.org Links IssuesPA - www.issuespa.net Operation Public Education - www.cgp.upenn.edu Campaign for Fiscal Equity, Inc. - www.cfequity.org Education Policy and Leadership Center - www.eplc.org Pennsylvania School Reform Network - www.psrn.org Pennsylvania Department of Education - www.pde.state.pa.us Pennsylvania General Assembly - www.legis.state.pa.us Good Schools Pennsylvania - www.goodschoolspa.org

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66. HSLDA | Home School Laws world, US and pennsylvania history, a foreign language, general mathematics andstatistics, algebra and geometry, art, music, physical education, health and http://www.hslda.org/laws/default.asp?State=PA

67. XPDNC - Pennsylvania Labor Links 034, US, PA, Brownsville, HCPSEA, Health Care - pennsylvania State education Association,BNA, around 80 registered nurses at Brownsville general Hospital. http://www.xpdnc.com/links/louspa.html

Pennsylvania Branch, Chapter, Local, Regional Organized Labor and Union Website Links PENNSYLVANIA LABOR LINKS NO COUNTRY STATE REGION TOWN CALL LETTERS CALL NAME HQ EXTRA LETTERS EXTRA NAME LOCAL NAME TEXT US PA FOP Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 47 Representing over 500 active Troopers from the Troop 'B' area US PA Abington Heights NEA National Education Association AHEA Abington Heights Education Association US PA Aliquippa IAFF International Association of Fire Fighters Aliquippa Bureau of Fire Station 91 Local 802 US PA Allegheny Valley FOP Fraternal Order of Police Pennsylvania Allegheny Valley Lodge Lodge 39 US PA Allentown AFM American Federation of Musicians Allentown Musicians' Association Local 561 US PA Allentown APWU American Postal Workers Union Lehigh Valley Area Local Local 268 Represents over 700 Clerks, Maintenance, and Motor Vehicle Operators working in over 44 Post Offices in the 180/181/183 zip code US PA Allentown ATU Amalgamated Transit Union Latino Caucus Local 956 US PA Allentown ATU Amalgamated Transit Union Latino Conference Local 956 US PA Allentown BLE Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Division 276 US PA Allentown FOP Fraternal Order of Police Queen City Lodge Lodge 10 Representing the Officers of the City of Allentown US PA Allentown IAFF International Association of Fire Fighters Local 302 COUNTRY STATE REGION TOWN CALL LETTERS CALL NAME HQ EXTRA LETTERS EXTRA NAME LOCAL NAME TEXT US PA Lehigh Valley Allentown IBEW International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 375 Representing 750 members US PA Allentown IBEW International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

68. Diversity In Higher Education: Research minority (less than 1%) of students completing pennsylvania State University s diversityfocusedcourse as part of their general education course requirements. http://www.diversityweb.org/Digest/W00/research.html

Measuring the Impact of a Diversity Requirement on Students' Level of Racial Prejudice The Impact of Diversity Courses: Research from Pennsylvania State University Betsy Palmer, Assistant Professor of Higher Education, University of Alabama Contrary to what some critics allege, only a small minority (less than 1%) of students completing Pennsylvania State University's (Penn State's) required cultural diversity classes are strongly opposed to the requirement. Nearly 90% of these students indicated that they would have taken courses with diversity content even if the requirement did not exist. And a few students suggested that they would support strengthening the requirement. Penn State requires that all undergraduate students complete a minimum of one diversity-focused course as part of their general education course requirements. With support from the Vice Provost for Educational Equity, I surveyed Penn State undergraduates in a random sample of courses meeting the requirement to examine changes in students' attitudes and content knowledge as a result of their participation. Over 1,000 students completed surveys at the beginning and end of the Spring, 1998 semester. The majority of the students surveyed were taking a diversity-focused course to fulfill the cultural diversity requirement (41%). Thirty-two percent were taking it to fulfill another general education or major requirement, and eighteen percent were taking it to fulfill multiple requirements. Changing Attitudes About Diversity

69. Indiana University Of Pennsylvania - Academics - Undergraduate Majors Hearing Persons Elementary education English education Family and Consumer Scienceseducation French education K12 general Science education Secondary German http://www.iup.edu/academics/undergraduate_majors.htm

About IUP Academics Giving to IUP Athletics ... Undergraduate Catalog The listing below is of undergraduate degrees and programs. The links lead to the homepage of the department that sponsors the degree or program. Academic departments at IUP maintain their own webpages. Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Education Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Fine Arts ... Major Match : Curious about what career path a certain major might lead to? Let Major Match help you. Bachelor of Arts Anthropology (Tracks available: Applied Anthropology, Archaeology, General Anthropology) Art/History Track Art/Studio Asian Studies (minor only) Biology ... Geography (Tracks available: Economic Geographer, Environmental Geographer, General Geography, GIS and Cartographer) German German for International Trade Government and Public Service History ... Music (Tracks available: History and Literature, Music Performance, Theory and Composition) Pan African Studies (minor only) Philosophy Philosophy/Pre-Law Track Physics ... Psychology (Applied Psychology Track available) Religious Studies Sociology (Tracks available: Applied Social

70. Indiana University Of Pennsylvania - Distance Education, Online Classes PHYS 111.801 general College Physics I Dr. Vythilingam Wijekumar. Course covers mechanics,wave motion, and sound. This distance education course uses Internet http://www.iup.edu/distance/departments/physics.shtm

Contact Us Directory Site Map Search ... Student Resources Participating Departments Accounting Business Law Communications Media Criminology ... School of Continuing Education PHYS 111.801 General College Physics I Dr. Vythilingam Wijekumar Course covers mechanics, wave motion, and sound. This distance education course uses Internet technologies and CD-ROM. Prerequisites: elementary algebra and trigonometry. Emergency contact numbers: University Student Help desk: 724-357-2198. Useful for general computing questions, VMS system notices, etc. My number: 724-357-4588 http://www.py.iup.edu/dist-learn/gp/intro.html In order to register, students must first obtain permission from the School of Continuing Education. Call 800-845-0131 or send e-mail to ce-info@iup.edu to request clearance for this course. PHYS 112.801 General College Physics II Dr. Vythilingam Wijekumar When registering for this course if you get a message that you must have a pre-requisite for the course, please contact, 724-357-2370 and ask the Department Secretary for approval. Course covers electricity and magnetism, heat, light, atomic and nuclear physics, and an elementary introduction to relativity and quantum theory. This distance education course uses Internet technologies and CD-ROM.

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February 20, 2003 Pennsylvania Voters Expect Rendell To Raise Taxes, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Voter Oppose Tax Hikes And Give Gov Just Ok Approval Home Institutes Polling Institute Pennsylvania Polls ... February 20, 2003 Pennsylvania Voters Expect Rendell To Raise Taxes, Quinnipiac University Poll Finds; Voter Oppose Tax Hikes And Give Gov Just Ok Approval Quick Links Arnold Bernhard Library Athletics Blackboard Bookstore Calendar Center for Excellence Contact Us Course Finder Dean's List Directions to Campus E-mail Access Employment Opps. Home Page Intramurals Polling Institute QUDaily QU Online Recreation Site Map Student Handbook University Catalog University Directory WebAdvisor Webcams In an open-ended question, allowing for any answer, 33 percent of voters identified the economy/jobs as the most important problem facing Pennsylvania, while 13 percent listed taxes. From February 12- 18 Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,099 Pennsylvania registered voters with a margin of error of +/- 3 percent. The Quinnipiac University Poll, directed by Douglas Schwartz, Ph.D., conducts public opinion surveys in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and the nation as a public service and for research. 1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Ed Rendell is handling his job as Governor?

72. General & Special Education Collaborative the pennsylvania Department of education and the pennsylvania Association of IntermediateUnits. PPPDN Program Director Judith S. Marquette general Special http://www.apiu.k12.pa.us/gsec/

General Information Professional Development Trainings Tips for Time Element Useful Strategies Downloads [PDF Format] PDF Download Instructions Data Collection Forms Collaboration Record Collaborative Teaching Rubric ... IEP Planning Form For More Information Pennsylvania Partnership for Professional Development Network A partnership between the Pennsylvania Department of Education and the Pennsylvania Association of Intermediate Units. PPPDN Program Director Judith S. Marquette Dr. Kay Meyers, Appalachia Intermediate Unit 8, Assistant Executive Director Purpose To develop a statewide model encouraging collaboration between special educators and general educators, which will ultimately benefit children. Goals To establish a vision for collaboration between special education/general education. To develop a model to help implement this vision in the eastern, western, and central parts of the state. To encourage collaboration within districts between general and special education to increase learning for all students. Objectives Describe trends in general education and special education leading to increased emphasis on collaboration.

73. Pennsylvania 1997-1998 - Largest General Fund Appropriations general Obligation Debt Service, Treasury, 617,333, 3.60%, 41.74%. , ThePennsylvania State University, education, 289,716, 1.69%, 67.42%. http://www.oit.state.pa.us/budget/lib/budget/1997-1998/Highlights/lg_apprp.html

LARGEST GENERAL FUND APPROPRIATIONS (Appropriations Over $100 Million) (Dollar Amounts in Thousands) Appropriation Department Budget Total Cum. Basic Education Funding Education Medical Assistance - Capitation Public Welfare State Correctional Institutions Corrections Long-Term Care Facilities Public Welfare Special Education Education General Obligation Debt Service Treasury Medical Assistance - Outpatient Public Welfare Mental Health Services Public Welfare Community Mental Retardation Services Public Welfare State Universities Education County Child Welfare Public Welfare School Employes' Retirement Education Cash Grants Public Welfare Pupil Transportation Education School Employes' Social Security Education Medical Assistance - Inpatient Public Welfare The Pennsylvania State University Education Mass Transportation Assistance Transportation Grants to Students Higher Education Assistance Agency Authority Rentals and Sinking Fund Requirements Education County Assistance Offices Public Welfare Distribution of Public Utility Realty Tax Revenue Community Colleges Education Temple University Education University of Pittsburgh Education State Centers for the Mentally Retarded Public Welfare Medical Care Corrections General Government Operations State Police Supplemental Grants - Aged, Blind and Disabled

74. Pennsylvania Row Offices I am running for auditor general to protect way as an effective advocate for Pennsylvaniafamilies fighting to strengthen health and education programs, ensure http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04111/303164.stm

Local News Elections Presidential U.S. Congress ... Polls Pennsylvania Row Offices Tuesday, April 20, 2004 State Attorney General Term: 4 years Salary: Job description: The attorney general is the head of the Department of Justice and is Pennsylvania's chief legal officer. The attorney general enforces the criminal laws of the state, convenes investigative grand juries and nominates a consumer advocate, prosecutes organized crime and public corruption and enforces drug laws. In civil matters, the attorney general shares the responsibility for the commonwealth and its agencies with the governor's Office of General Counsel and independent agency counsels. Question: What specific priorities do you have if elected to this office? Democratic (Vote for one) John M. Morganelli, 48, Bethlehem (View photo) Education: Moravian College, B.A., 1977; Villanova Law School, J.D., 1980. Occupation: District attorney of Northampton County. Qualifications: Only candidate with 12 years' experience as state prosecutor; only candidate who has personally prosecuted numerous murder cases; only candidate to head statewide prosecutors association (president, Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association, 2000); deputy attorney general, 1996-97. Answer: I will seek to abolish parole for violent crime to assure that dangerous individuals serve long, flat sentences in their entirety; seek to empower local and state police to arrest illegal aliens from foreign countries who threaten our security; investigate and prosecute corporate fraud and abuse with particular focus on health care fraud that drives up the cost of prescription drugs; and the prosecution of pensions and investments from corporate criminals.

75. Drexel ELearning | Fields Of Study > Education > Graduate Intern Teaching Certif Drexel University offers pennsylvania Department of educationapproved programs earthand space science, environmental education, general science, mathematics http://www.drexel.com/Fields_of_Study/education/GITC/index.shtml

Home View Demo FAQ Contact Us ... Current Students Graduate Intern Teaching Certificate An accelerated path to enter the teaching profession - earn Pennsylvania Intern Teacher Certification and start teaching in only 6 months This certificate program is designed for individuals who hold a bachelor's degree and who seek to qualify for the Pennsylvania Instructional I Certificate in order to teach at the elementary or secondary level. The program curriculum is identical to our for those who want to teach anywhere in the nation . In addition, completion of two courses leads to an Intern Teacher Certificate issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. This feature makes the program ideal for those who would like to start teaching in Pennsylvania in only 6 months. Students completing the program have the option to continue coursework to earn the MS in the Science of Instruction degree. The Graduate Intern Certificate Program is designed for career-changers as well as those who already serve as temporary, emergency, or substitute teachers and wish to earn a formal teaching credential. Drexel University offers Pennsylvania Department of Education-approved programs to certify students who already hold bachelor's degrees to be teachers in elementary education (with an emphasis on mathematics, science and technology) and/or secondary education (in biology, chemistry, earth and space science, environmental education, general science, mathematics, and/or physics).

76. Pennsylvania Code 34 CFR Part 99 (relating to family educational rights and Code § 16.31 (relatingto general); and 22 Pa drawn directly from the official pennsylvania Code full http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/022/chapter16/chap16toc.html

CHAPTER 16. SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR GIFTED STUDENTS GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. Definitions. Purpose. Experimental programs. Strategic plans. ... Special education. SCREENING AND EVALUATION General. Gifted multidisciplinary evaluation. Gifted multidisciplinary reevaluation. GIEP General. GIEP. Support services. EDUCATIONAL PLACEMENT General. Parental placement in private schools. PROCEDURAL SAFEGUARDS Notice. Consent. Impartial due process hearing. Mediation. ... Confidentiality. Authority Source The provisions of this Chapter 16 adopted December 8, 2000, effective December 9, 2000, 30 Pa.B. 6330, unless otherwise noted. GENERAL PROVISIONS Definitions. The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: Agency Chapter 4 Educational placement GIEP GMDT Gifted education (i) Conducted in an instructional setting. (ii) Provided in an instructional or skill area. (iii) Provided at no cost to the parents. (iv) Provided under the authority of a school district, directly, by referral or by contract. (v) Provided by an agency.

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78. College Of General Studies - The College of general Studies at the University of pennsylvania is the oldest lifelong learning program in the Ivy League. Penn's College of general Studies offers flexible parttime of the http://www.sas.upenn.edu/CGS

@import "http://www.sas.upenn.edu/CGS/style.css"; Penn Home Penn Directories SAS Home Penn Library ... Course Guides CGS is a Division of the Undergraduate Programs Post-Baccalaureate Programs Graduate Programs Non-Profit Certificate Programs ... Learn More About Penn's GIS Symposium on Public Health NOTE: We have recently redesigned this Web site to provide a better experience for you. It is sleeker, faster loading, and more informative, but you must use a standards compliant Web browser to fully experience the new College of General Studies site. We've done our best to accommodate your older browser by making all of our content available to view, but the formatting isn't always pretty. To remedy this situation and improve your experience on the CGS site, and the rest of the Internet, read more info, and use the links to access newer browsers College of General Studies Penn's College of General Studies offers flexible part-time day and evening programs for adult students. Over 7,000 students come to Penn from the city of Philadelphia and surrounding areas including the suburban communities, New Jersey and Delaware to study in Penn's rigorous and dynamic environment. In addition, many international students take part in English Language Programs . The College of General Studies also administers the University's Summer Sessions and provides innovative programs for high school students, Penn

79. Pennsylvania already hold a valid pennsylvania Level I another area (including instructional, educationalspecialist, supervisory take the Vocational general Knowledge test http://www.ets.org/praxis/prxpa.html

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80. DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY - OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS, PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, 600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, pennsylvania 15282, United Computer Science CounselorEducation/School Counseling Dramatics/Theatre Arts, general Early Childhood http://www.euroeducation.net/studyusa/duquesne_university/

EuroEducation. net The best choice for education in Europe A Guide to Graduate Programmes in Arts, Business, Economics, Engineering, Humanities, Management, MBA, Science Duquesne University Office of International Affairs Address Administration Bldg., 600 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15282, United States of America Admission tel. No. Admission E-mail address oia@duq.edu Contact for application Joe DeCrosta Total No. of students Course titles Undergraduate and Graduate TOEFL Required About Duquesne University The mission of Duquesne University's founders (the Spiritans) has always included service to people outside the United States. Duquesne University is committed to providing an educational environment that recognizes cultural and national diversity and to developing and maintaining programs, services, and practices that promote respect for people of all backgrounds. The Office of International Affairs is well staffed to meet the individual needs of the international student. There is also an excellent English as a Second Language Program for those students needing English training. Orientation is held at the beginning of each semester for all incoming international students to help them make the transition from their home country to Duquesne. In addition, scholarships and assistantships based on academic merit are available for international students. Request For Further Information Please fill in the information below and your request will be submitted to the university.

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